Transfusion

... by exposure to her positive blood type fetus' blood during pregnancy, how does that affect the mother in the future if she needs a blood transfusion? My OB GYN said that if I became sensitized that it would be very difficult for me to get blood if I ever needed a blood transfusion in ...

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... to say that mother must be AB? Then the answers would make sense. For the part B - B. I, III, V is the answer. To answer the question about blood transfusion: Donor plasma does not carry sufficient amount of antibodies to recipient already depleted blood (plus their 'life' is quite short) to cause ...

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... you can do regular ABO blood typing test with appropriate antiserum. To get fresh blood, you can go to hospital and asking for whole-blood for transfusion. Hope this helps. I'm sorry if I misunderstand your question due to my poor English. Here, I found a good microphotograph of hemagglutination: ...

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... have a choice(for the reasons stated above). Med School books here recommend that O blood can be given to another blood type only once and the transfusion should not exceed 500mL of blood.

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What would it take for someone to live after having a hemocyanin transfusion from certain shellfish? It was asked to me as a serious question but don't be afraid to have fun with it :]

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